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net

Rachel Schultz
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

3 years as Electronics Maintenance Supervisor Technical

4+ years as Electronics Maintenance Technician Technical
Ability to read and interpret schematics, diagrams and floor plans
Strong problem solving and troubleshooting skills

SKILLS
EXPERT:

MS Office

MS Outlook

Windows XP/7

Blueprints/Electric
Schematic Reading
MS SharePoint

CAD Software
(Pro-E, Auto CAD)
MS Project/Visio

PROFICIENT:

Lock-Out/Tag-Out
Procedures
Pearson MathLab

FAMILIAR:

Basic PLC
MS Access
Adobe Photoshop /
Professional 2010
National Electrical
Code (N.E.C.)

UNIX/LINUX
Hard/Software
Installation
Fluid Sim
Multi Sim

C Programming

Industrial Controls
Automated
Conveyors/Controls
Networking/
Network Topology
Fiber Optics

EDUCATION
ECPI University - Northern Virginia, Manassas, VA
B.S. Electrical Engineering Technology Mechatronics, GPA 3.4

June 2014

Center for Surface Combat Systems Detachment East

Lightweight Airborne Multipurpose System (LAMPS) Aviation Ordinance Handling

December 2009

Center for Surface Combat Systems Detachment East

April 2008
Torpedo Countermeasure Transmitting Set AN/SLQ-25A Nixie Operations & Maintenance
Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) San Diego, CA
May 2007 August 2007
AN/SQQ-89(v)15 Surface Ship Undersea Warfare Combat System Maintenance
Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) San Diego, CA
February 2007 May 2007
AN/SQQ-89(v)15 Surface Ship Undersea Warfare Combat System Operator
Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) San Diego, CA
Sonar Technician (Surface) Basic School
Center for Surface Combat Systems Great Lakes, IL
Sonar Technician Electronics Apprentice Technical Training

Schultz

November 2006 February 2007

October 2006 November 2006

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EXPERIENCE
Maintenance Supervisor / Professional Maintenance Lead
September 2014 May 2015
Prestige Engineering FCA (Chrysler) Belvidere Stamping Plant, Belvidere, IL
Used failure analysis techniques to work towards increasing the efficiency of all 206 machines
Facilitated the cooperation between equipment specialists and maintenance people to work
towards a goal of zero breakdowns
Compiled and delivered data pertaining to Stamping equipment to verify current projects and
to assist in planning additional future projects
Created, scheduled, and verified multiple types of training for 33 skilled trade workers, which
included Electricians, Millwrights, and Pipefitters.
Engineering Technologist
September 2012 December 2013
ExxonMobil Research & Engineering Fairfax, VA
Learned the basics of industrial controls and electronics and how their functionality and
reliability could be improved in the field while insuring the safety of personnel and equipment
Assisted team leader in production of 12 safety, normal operation, maintenance, and calibration
procedures for new systems installed at oil refining sites
Created and implemented sectional and divisional Records Management plan to correctly save
and store classified documents
Assisted team leader in development and testing of new wire cut over tool and procedures to
allow systems to be transferred from old equipment to new without fully shutting down any
entire production system
Electronics Technical Maintenance / Supervisor
October 2007 June 2012
United States Navy USS Forrest Sherman (DDG-98), Norfolk, VA
Work center supervisor in charge of 12 sailors and lead technician during INSURV inspection
resulting in a score of 100% for both the submarine detection and for the status of equipment,
which resulted in an overall score of 95%
Supervisor and technician of all torpedo maintenance with over 2000 hours of Preventative
Maintenance and troubleshooting resulting in 100% completion of all maintenance
Documented, logged and conducted over 4000 hours of troubleshooting and corrective
maintenance on Sonar equipment
Ordered, tracked, stored and maintained all inventory of Maintenance Assisting Modules and
spare parts that totaled over $1 Million
Trained and mentored 5 junior technicians in preventative maintenance, corrective
maintenance, system operations and shipboard maintenance policies for both hardware and
software
Reorganized, implemented and maintained required training program for division of 15 sailors
which consisted of teaching of multiple different topics ranging from first aid and holiday
safety to preventative maintenance and damage control for equipment
Conducted training classes, qualification and requalification shoots for fire arm training for
entire ships company (approx. 250 people) which included proper usage of firearms (9mm, M4,
M16, M500 Shotgun) and ammunition, safety precautions, correct terminology of parts, and
possible situations where the use of firearms would be necessary at multiple times throughout
the year
Schultz

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